We normalize end-of-life conversations
with the community

“Ultimately, embracing the impermanence of life compels us to live authentically, love fiercely and leave a legacy of compassion and connection”

Ming Li Tan, Founder, The Life Review

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What is a good death ?
May 17
What is a good death ?

What does it mean to have a “good” death?

This session challenges you to strip away societal taboos and personal fears to confront the unvarnished truths about how you want to live—and, ultimately, how you want to die. Is a good death about being pain-free? Being surrounded by loved ones? Having no regrets? Or is it about leaving behind a legacy that reflects the life you’ve lived?

Unseen grief+ : The Last Suitcase
Jun 14
Unseen grief+ : The Last Suitcase

Journey through the layers of identity to the heart of grief and loss. In this workshop, we’ll open the space for honest conversations, uncovering the hidden fears, unspoken struggles, and deep emotions the LGBTQ+ community faces at the end of life.

Our social impact 2024

In 2024, we moved important conversations upstream in the pre-palliative care stage through education and engagement, offering end-of-life literacy programs like Last Aid, community events like Death Over Dinner and Death Over Dim Sum amongst others.

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Straits Times
Honeycombers
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NuYou
Straits Times
Honeycombers
Channelnewsasia
NuYou